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NEW .i,DITERTISAIENTS I
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aftereaeh ad. denotes the page Of the
paper on which the advertisment ia
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Tho Best Gotds—atewart Bro.-8
Hot Weather-11°Faul Drygoods
' Straws -001e Clothing 0n.-1,
Evest Shoes—W. G. Willis -4
Shoe Side Oontinues—d. E. Wil1is-8
Fainting Season --John HoopEr-5
House to Iterit,-1sam liicitay--8
Retise44eeper Wanted—w.
Coat Lost—Expositor Oflice-8
Farm for Sale --11. Forsyt1-6
Farmers—A. M. 0ampbell-8
Western Fair -5
For
S€—i. Clatf & Sene—B
House for Sale -411u ileattie-8
Notim-6 •
Pali Term—Central Badness Cial1ege,-,5
Teacher Wanted -6
Notice to CreclitorProudkot, Hays & Killoran -6
On Dana —Fire Stigade—I
ilium Spann.
BEAFORTli, FRIDAY, July 1914.
The Manitoba Elections
The Manitoba Provincial elections re -
suited oxi Friday last if not in a dey
feat of the Roblin GeVernenent, atleast
in a vtery great teduction in their Ma-
jority. The actual results are net yet
definitetr*: known, but the Conserve";
tives clalin a majority off four and
the Liberals concede a Inajority of-
' twa to Roblin,•with three deferted 'el-
ections still tia be -held There ar6seve
eral constituencies in which the vote
,was very close and where „there will
be recounts; These are 'mote likely to
go in favor of the Opposition than for
the \Government. One 'Cabinet Minister
was defeated, Land wether; atir old
friehd, Dr. Montague, was elected by e.
;najority of four, and ;_the etount is
likely to lose him the seat and give
It to bis opponent. It is 'very doubtful
when matters are ail clea'tect u if
the GoVernment can carry 011 the busi-
ness of the Province for. any length
of time, The Roblin -Goterrurent has
loeen in, power for fifteen, yeats and
tthe general impresslen iseers to be
that it is time- for a change there aad
the change is likely to take place ere
long. 1
There were many cause4 which led
to the, reverse of the Govetnnesat. But
, ;we fancy the principal cause WAS the
aetion f the Government on the 4,etioo1
question. On this qiestion the Gowern-
ment have been trying to accomplieh
theattepossible feat of riding two rorses
at the Spine titre, going la different;
directions. As a vriaturaestilt they'
have fallen to tte ground. The bulk:
Of the Orangarnen voted against them,
on this questing and hence the result.
But for the foreign -vote which was
manipulated almost solidly for the Gov-
ernment the Opposition would have won.
the day by a good majority. ''.Even
Mory Winnipeg returned four' Libe-
rats mkt of the six representaetivee.
Editorial Notes and Comments
Automobile accidents are becoming al-
most as prevalent as drowning acei-,
dents.ateszeeiyi.a. day passes that one
or more -air& nOt reCorded in the daily
papers. Both are frequently the re-
-ault, of careleseness, rashness or in-
-experience, The man who undertakes to
• rim 'an automobile as vi;eil as the Iran
who:undertakes to run arboat, should
have a clear laead, a well k' balanced
mind, as well as sorrie prartioal , exe
perlenee.
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' Callingwood hrelber, Dominion .gov-
iernment engineer, whose ptincipel du -
!ties are to look after, the Ottand rfrulnk
Pacific raifway conetruction, has see
!turned from an inspectien of the ,wes-
tern portion. ,of the toad through the.
'Rocky tnountartna. It is understood that.
the line will, kr all probability be eitila
Pleted by August 10, the date which the
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Iasc spike will be driven by Air Robert
Borden. Pa.seeager and ,Iteight trans-
portation will probably start freen that
date. This great enterprise will ' then
be cern-Dieted and vein for business from
ocean to ocean, with the exception of
the Quebec bridge where a ferry boat
service will be established to be useei.
until the bridge is nempleted, about a
'year hence.
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' A Nfontreal firm his walked off
with the five million dollar contract
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for tne building of -the new A Thiess
Station in Toronto. T It will take mere
than this to even create a eloubt In
the minds of Taronta people that (any-
thing good can come out of :Mon-
treal o any other n. city or towin Can-
ada1-
0 eaten Toronto la fact, to most
c1 -tins of Toronta, that -burg .is ithe
only spot Oa the main However, loy-
alty to one's owa to-wn, as well . ee'S
loyalty to on country is a 1.6 Gag
Mendable trait of charactet arid
pito. their occasional bowtfulness We
rather a.dmize the loyal spirit of the
Toronto people. The residents of some
smaller places might profit by ' their
,
example.
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)Anothor of Canada's leading States-
men has been. removed by death. Hone
I. R. Emerson 'died . at his parr e in
Dorchester, New Brunswick, on: Thurs-
day of las week. Mr. E,mersen. left
Ottawa, abeut We dose on May, „arid'
Iliad been ill moat of the time since,
He was a natiee of New' -Brunswick,
and was 61 years of age. He had
Tilled many important ;public positions,
Before entering Dominion politics he
was for Mane icons a =ember o -f the
Provincial Cabinet af New Brunswick,
and he resigned the Premietship ot
that Province to become Minister' •of
Public Works in the Laurier° Cabinet,
Ho held this position for sseveralSyea.rs.
He represented the constitluency of
Westra&eland, la the Dominion Par-
liamonti. He was one of New Bruns -
;wick's strong mea. Hon. R'. R. Emer-
son, Hen,. Dr. Pugsley ,and Mr. P. B,
Carvell, all on the Liberal ale arid all
from New Brunswick, made a at10,4g
trier and in Parliamentary debate they
stould riot lee much surpaaseci. Mr. Err et -
son was one of:tlee ablest stpaekers in
revilement. Be did got speale r, very
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often, but when he -did he always
spol* Neith effect. Personally he waS
a meat genial gentleman and was lik-
ed and Inspected be niernbers on both
sides of tilt' HatiSSkith death ,is
loss to the, Liberal party tared to Came
adao
11iiw annual Meeting of the Canadian
Press .AssoniatIon was theld lits Toronto,
last week. This assoeiation Is composid
a the Newepaper-Poblishere of the acvs,
minion, and ,the recent meeting was
-attended by representatives tronseverY
"Province ia the _Dominion, as well as by
scene prominent hnen from the United
States, _although these latter are not
members tif the aspociatiere r Papere-
were read and addresses delivered.- on
a variety of subjects of immediate in-
bOrest to the Craft. Judging from !tale
Phieerts this meeting was one of iune
(usual interest and a good deal -doe
preetical work which should' 'prove egips
felt the general Welfare of(the news
paper
trio
business was traersaeted. Before
the_ e se tit the Meeting Mr, W.
0131erne of !the Stra.tfdrd Beacon -was
unanimously', elected President of the
Association for the cnrtent year. This
is a tbribute, retell deserved. etre 'O'Beirne
has for years been A faitheue, -active
and upeful member of- the Associa-
tion, wbile his ability and enterprise
ante Jeurnaliet hes secured hen • SO
eze lable succeas ta tithe newipaner
.everin. The honor is well eneatted,
and we are sure the impottant ,dut-
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les iPert4ining to the position will be
efficiently performed. -
nresi Setae -
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—The Misses Burgess, who, have been
`reside* of Wieghana for the pest 11
years, have broken up houeekeePing
and will move to Toronto. shortly. -
—The Goderieh !branch ett- the Wo
men's Institute will hold their annual
picnic at 'the /some of Mrs. J. T. 4,1
keld, Goderich Township, on July 23ed
—Mise Jeasie Meniie 5 de Grey has
-been engaged as teacher at Shine's
ech.oel in that township at a salary
of $576e
—Mr. Robert Lind has returned to
his aorne in Shoal Lake, 'Main:, after
SPentline* a month with relatives end
old friends in: Wingharo, and 'least Wa-
wanosh. , - •
, ,---Mi... Fred Hoemeth,' who was talon
to the bospital, in W.inghern, some
weeks ago, suffering from, appendicitis
ha's so 'far recovered is to be able to
be around -again. • '. •
1-41es. (Rev.) La,ckland of Wroxeter
left this week on a trip to ,,the Ql�
*cou.ntry. She goesby the Allan line
from Vlositreal, end expects to be ab -'en{
le eouple on months.
e -bile. John na."McKenzie, of Regine
and a son of Mr. Thomas -.MeKenzie
of Clinton, was regeetly married in Re
gina, to Miss .Margaret Coodon, of Hall
fax, Nova Scotia. .• ° ' *
--lvies. John ?Roe of the second con
cession elf Morris is very . ill at her
heene with heart trouble. Her two
sons, dector,s in -Philadelphia, have been
sent for. She is 77 years of age.- ,
—A esew .gasoline engine has, been.ine
Stalled in Witieghaen. Methodist church
to suppty power to operate the bellow
of the pipe organ, The arrangement Is
giving entire sa tisf dc tion.
—1fr. Waltee Sharp has sold his reels
denee in Goderich to . Mr. Giles -Jen-
kins,' of s ewer Blythl. Mr. Sharp and
family will Move to° the fare he re-
cently _purchased -near -Brussels.
—The Wingham furniture faatories
have all closed dawn for -stoelenaking
and will remain Closed antil the end
on. J.ulyi \The stove foundrythereehas
also been° shut dcrwn for .a month., '
• —nfise Fern Epicenter, on Jametstown,
who recently campleted her course at
the Normal 'school, has been employed
as iteaahers in the Union school on the
GreYellawlelt botendary, at a salary ot
4590 a year, -
—Mrs. Adam .KresnIer, who died at
the rem/donee - of her sose in Liven
re-Oen:Hy, at the ago of 83 years, was.
• formerly a resident of Cranbrook, in
Grey township, artd the remains- were
Interred in the Craniirook censeeeryn
s ,—Mr. -Harry Shaw, e former well
known Wing -barn boy, has taken pose
session of the National Hotelproperty
in Wingliasin and will reopen the house
in the very • near futere. he house ,will
be run en a s temperance hotel and
general boarding -Souse.
—The Vaters' List for the Township
of Turnberry, far 1914 has been printed
and was first posted in the office of
Me' Clerk, (Mr, P., Powell, on Teesda,Y,
July ?tn. The list this year contains
the names of 661 voters and there Are
383 persons qualified to gerve as jurors.
—Mrs. George HOWSCYrE, WEI(/' has been
visiting friends in Clinton, for the pest
couple Of months, left last week, . for
her home In lefediciree Hat, Alberta. She
was accompanied by Silas Arr.y Howson.
who ssell spend some weeks In the
Western Provinces.
—Inspector and /Mrs. Jahn Torrance,
of ,Clinton, 'and Wes .Torranceare ae:
Balmy Beach, Toronto, where they have
taken a cottage foe the seasars. The
several members of the family wire are,
In the 1West, .are expected East during
the holiday period, and will j0111 AIT,
and tilts, Torrance at Toronto.:
• —Miss Eva Cantelon of Brussels Was
united in "Marraige in Wesley church,'
Winnipegl, on June 7t.h, to H. A. ,Gor-
rell of Oxbow ,Sask. Rev Mr. Inc0 1 -
loch, pel-forened the ceremony.
and Mrs. Porrell of Oxbow were the
attendants. Me: and Mrs. ,Gorrell wile
Make their home; in .0xbove,
—The business of the Royal Bank of
Canada, at. Wroxeter, has been taken
over by the Bahk of Hamilton, and
the busleess Of the Bank of Hamiltoe,
at Ripley, /has been taken, over by the
Royal Bank of Canadat, Mr. F. a Sturt,
formerly of tWinghare, and late manas
ger of the Bank, en Hamilton!, at Ripley,
has been transferred to P incetaa,
—inetturdaty evening, Jun 27th', .an
old and well known re,Id4it of Sion-
crief, in Grey township,*„,iassed away
in the person ot George efcl<ay sr.,
at the advanced age ot 86 years, He
, w,a4s, only ill for ‘a. sheet time, pneue
monta being the cense. Dec ased lived
with his son Joeeph„on •the old home -
steed. ;Mrs, McKay predecoas d ner hus-
band. •
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he fell free. -His left arm, Wash -bathe
shattered, being _broken In three places
below the elbow. Hie Ince WaS alsedarne
Aged to a pensiderable extent.
( —The charges against Dte Macklin
and Rev. Mre Elllott, of floderich, aris.
log out of the recent election contestl
In Centre Huron, were dierniased by
Iteragistrate, Kelly, on Thundery
of lett Wbek, He thought the evidence
submitted wag not sufficient to justify
Mtn in committing the acuteed to stand
their -trial 'before the, higher court, '
• —Mrs. Clara' Reenbelle frs. tteerge
ManLennan, tHiss Minnie Cooper and
Miss Sweets, of Winghamn left Sarnia,
las't Week, on the steamer, Hurt:inlet for
• Port Arthur. Mrs. MacLennan' wilreelsit
Ler dieter,' tire. Charlesworth, at Port
• Arthur and .will also gall on friends
at the Soo on herway home, but ‘he
other ladies intend going On et visit 41t
Various .points in the western,provieces.
—A horse belongkeg to Mr, A. kJ.
Taylor, Turnberry, was frighte'ned
at .Whighann'on DominimeDay, by the
large crowd which rushed across Mint
nle. street to witness the lady balloons
ist land. The animal rushed thro egr.
the throng, upsetting the rig and
• throwing nfrs. Taylor atd. her laugh-.
ter Slolentlyto the ground,. Portiere-,
tely- .the occupants and, none of -the
peclestraind ever,e injured.
4-.J. B. Hinter, of Haneiltere, chief
witaess inthe late .Centre Huron cant
spiraey ease, has instructed his solic-
itor, L. E. DencY, In enter action for
damages for libel against the Goderieh
Star, Toronto Mail and Empire and
• The Globe, the 'latter a Liberal news-
paper eet Toronto. The. passages torn-
.platned of are in reports of the -hearing
de the charge against Dr. IMEteklin and
Mr. Joieph Elliott. ,
e-Zache McCalluen of Brussels had
the misfortene to meet with a serious
accident on Wednesday of lest week.
He Wag about hitching up the tetnre
and onehorse was following Abe
other to the rig, when trte first an-
imal kicked -1(:t its companion. - Mr.
McCallum received the frdl force in
the -breast, in the neighborhood of the
heart, breaking several ribs anti doing
other damage. e •
-e-At the recent piano *examinetinav
held at Seaforth, in tonnection .wetth
the Loadon., England, College. of 'MuSie
the following candidates, pupils of Miss
Pearl Gidley, Blyth, were .suceeesful
Miss Birdie Fergason passed with .hon-
ors, in the elementary:grade. Mies Win.:
- Ole Howson, Who was 'trying for the
degree was also euceeseful ,and is en-
, titled to style herself' en A. L. 'C. M.
England, ' • '
.
i—Areher, the, young son of Mr.
t and Mrs. W. A. Grewar of Teraseels,.
tnet with a painful. accident one day-
, last meek, He had gone to the rain-
eway deopt with T .Ritehie on the
dray and 'bad jumped or fallen off
at the rear. When the team backed up
!the beavn rig against the platform, to
'load freIghte ArCher was caught and
received a bad sane wound, The led
was hurried 6 his home . and two
doetOrs called to areas the wound
ender nialoroforent °, • _
—The pupils, and -parents of ° 'the
Scheel In, 'Section i-Nas 5, Hullett, as-
sembled on the- elosing day of school
to vend S a pleasant .afternoont 7 . to-
gether. The templii had prepared (
-splendid. program, ;which wee; very much
appreciated; A. pleasing feature of the
afternoon was the presentatioi of a
gamer& and`a beautifully worded ad-
dress in .which the pupils expreseed
to thelr teacher, Wes -13,eissie- MacEwen
their appreciation of her kindness and
capable- services during the past few
!years,. `Mies MacEveare tcontinues her
services in the school, - ,
-ninne of Western Ontario's most fte,
teresting Planers - passed. away I on
Wednesday, of last week, where Mee
• Julia !McDonald died suddenly, at .het
home near Kippen. ;Hies 1401301:laid carce
from. lArg,yieshire Sconand, in; 1850,
the boat in whielshe croased taking
elght ;weeks to snake the trans -101904c
Journey. She walked from London to
Klippen; le 1851 pn the old London.
corduroy road. At that time, she carxied
logging supplies to the old ! lumber
camp at Kippeni. Miss McDonald had
one tof It -he finest -collections ofvette le
gob& in Wes Lein Ontario-.
n:Two runaways Wok place in; .Ethel
last, week, Friday afternoon D. Dun.
bar's' team ran from the school grounds
to the centre of.the village where
they were stoppedebefoee ;mach tiatrage
was done, They were friehtened by
the noise of . the falling brick while
the. old school was being torn! down,
On Saturday Afternoon a teabelong-
lug 'to ' Aindre,w °McKee took a. potion to
*have a little trip .an their own 'acs
counts. but ;they were stopped Suddene
Ise by a telephone pole and. a fence
poste The wagon reach was broken
and the •barness considerably damaged,
—The Goderich Signal 'of • last week
says: Mr. Fred Davie' returned home
'on Wednesday evening of last week.
after 1 spending two months on his
ranch in Alberta. He has decided to
leave Goderich In August and take up
hls residence in Calves', owing to the
Stott Act corniq in force in Huron
county the first of 'next math: Un-
less the temperance people snake •
cs,
move and do sorrethteg. towardi keep-
ing the Hetet Bedford open for the
travelling public 1(4111 be closed the
end ot the present month, as Mr.
Davis as mos In at preserrt
of continuing In the hotel businese
In Gocleriehe .
—011 Sunday: the fifth inst., James
Walker, --wn.o; has been a resident of
Clinton', and vicinit y . for the past fitly
years, died at the elpeage of 80 years
and nine ;months. -Deceaned had 'suffer-
ed from a strokefour years ago and
had been ine7bed for the past five
;weeks. His wife earedeeeased etas eight
years agp. Alamily of, three sons, and
one da.ugluter oilurvive. The fu'neral WAS
held on Tuesday afternoon fron the
residence Of his Tson. The 'pallbearers
were H. Wiltse, R. Fitzsimons, J.. G.
Medd, John Ford, James A. killer ard
W. G. Smyth. . .
--The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
McGee of Ashfield was the scene ef
a festive event an Tuesday • evening,'
June 30th, when their , third daughters
Gertrude, wee united in marriage with
gr. Robert E Wilson, of the Western,
Canada Flour Mills -at Gonericie On
the tollowinig eveeing. be on of the
household,. Mr. John yr MbGee, was
married to Susie Cathiarine, the eldest
daughter of eldr. and Mrs 'P. <Cook, of
the twelfth concession: of inshfield.
Miss -Sadie Cook was brideserield and
Mr. Reginald .McGee acted as bestenan.
Rev. George 'Tinley Lucknow per-
formed the ce errony and the wed,
ding enatteh .was played by Miss Della
McGee. There *wereabout' 150 guests
presents 1 •' I
—On Sunday evenfeg, July 5th, !eirs.
Jahn Kellington r.assed peacefully away
alt the hosne off her daugnter, Mrs.
Duke -Jordan or the fifth line of
'Morris, In her eighty-fifth year, The
uneral took . eslace on Tuesday after-
oon, the servicebeing conducted by
he Rev sGeorge -Jewitt Of Blyth, 'a
ephesv of the depeased, The pall,beare
rs werer John Sh-urrle, H. IMCArter,
tAinD,onald, John Young, W pray
—The Goderich Star had the follow-.
beg: 4n incident altogether apart from.
mere party is werth noting, when three'
• generations of Proudfoots voted in ,sue-
cession—Robert roudfceit, aged 89, his
• san Williams 55, and grandson William
25.. The venerable grandfather, who is
still bright ana hearty, has voted in
Huron fee 69 years.
—.Olive and Edna Cooper, Clintmeleft
lest week, for %Ontario, °California to
visit -their sister, Mrs. tj. S. -AP:nsttong,
who reeldes there.. They 'were Dalled
there on -a,ccount of 'the illness and
death, a their esephews ,Kenneth. Arm-
strong, a la,d Arent .eight years of Age,
arta a eon of tietr. and Airs. 'J. a Arm-
. strong, •
eferkiey. a Young bay, while
Nvorking en hi's Wheels chopping will
In Winghein, one eday lent .weelc, was
caught by a belt ..and was carried ae
round. from ten tte Melee tieres befote'
and Pt Stith. Ptiterircnt was made
in the :Brueeets cemetery,. Deneamti
w, born -the-,-peuntlet-of t Peel,
-Where, she was Married to John Kel-
lingtegre. They centinceed to live in -the
same-- lopailtY And after wards 1n Hula:
_lett, 'Dungannon and eVullarten town-
ship, Perth taunt -Se -=-Where Mr. Kele
Wigton _died over twenty : years ago.
Manhsy
ellatesiennits:- jobesetcle had
tire' misfortune to'fell -and- main bet:
iv/x.14=41re Cot Sternagre is still in a
serious conditiont Her tWocdaughteie,
.Mrs. King, 0 New York, and Ws. Pate
arson of Chicago, are here 4tking care
yt her and' everything is • 'being done
Ito prolong her life. --The r.naner . friends
014:Mrt, Con. Eckert are sorry ,that his
poritlitiala-Is still sennewhat serious,. •
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ia•eroimioas
toe —Mien , Chedvelente Toronto, is,
visiting Mrs C. Eekert.-- Frank Ot,
tiara, elf Clinton, celled on friends here
this-week,—The twelfth of July paased
off very quietivi. It seems aSgood thing
It comes once year, AS the rat, was
greatlY needed.—The many friends of
teitt H. Cleber, Jr, will be 'pleased to
learn that. be is able to get twiner&
again atter a severe attack of Anna*
diciltis.
Tnekeremith
West End Notes —L large number of.
the neap1e, old and out's, spent the
12th, at Godericht— ss_ Edna Turner
who has been teaching near Caledonia,
visited her aunt, Mrs 1ta Jah.',Ae lest
smelt —Mrs, Plott sr., a Clinton. and
Mrs. Johnson, a Reward, Sask., visited
griends here, the past weekt—Missglia
fretwnsend has returned from visiting
friends at Auturn.—Mkg. Graves of Sea -
forth, and; Mrs. Weston,' of petrbit,
viatted Mrs. Roger Pepper', the past
zwe(e14..-110.. and .Mis. Wank Layton
spent Siitiiday witir friends near Con-
stanc-4fessrs. Prank Coleman and
A'rank Layton are busy, geaveling the
road at present. _
. Death a Mrs. Tyndall.---ebnother of
the did and respected ,areiddents of
?ruckerstailth 1. the person of tfra,
Anthonn Tyndall, has been called by
death. Mrs. Tyndall died at her hoenc
1. Egnondvilleeon Friday last. Shames
71 'years : agc Luis. Tyndall' was a
native a Wexford, Ireland. Ste eame
to this Country wltb her theirtad aboat
forty Years ago and settled in the
!township of . Usborne. They . (resided
there until they -comb, to Tuckerarrith
Omit t,wentleeight Team (ago,- where,
they eontimidel -tta" reside until aboat
three 'years age When ..they mcived into
Egenendvillet Tile deceased ',wan It kind,
niothkrly worcatea borne keeper end an
obliging neighbor and was tnuebs and
' deservedly eeteesseed by all who knew'
her, tenhe is survived by her lausband
MxHarry
cl.:. Tyndall,
and One ednireend one daughter, Mrs
James Stewa and .
both 0? Tteekersenith.
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Zurich 1
Notes,--vIrs. Casper Weber
ing her daughter. in Buffalo —Mise Bil
-izabefh Rennie. of Resdna' is visit!
her mother, Mrs. S. Itannie.--.Ur. sen
Mrs. `A.rithuei.Steick and Mx. and Mrs.
Whitney motored here Item Dauphin,
Manitoba,. and are visiting friends. It
was surely- a long auto trip;--Mr."We,s.
Merner has moved Ms household ef-
fects tp Stratforde—Mrs. Wm. Hesserriel,
...daughter visited relatives In Wetetlea
and Bernie bit week..—Mr. H. Giallmea
as agent for Fred Mks .aad Settee:now
-
spins about in 'Eter, auto which he re-
cently- ptirchasedn-lefisses Alvada and
Selena Weseloh of London are home
for hoiSdeys.—Mise Ada Koehler of To-
ronto Is visiting her 'parents, bsr, and
Mrs. Peter Koehler.—Mr. and Mr3.
Wettlaulffer of Berlin° are visiting with
!Men end Mrs. John Riekbell.—MIss L.
Harrisis here, from Montreal spend -
ling her holidays with her parents.—An
auto load from the Lutheran 'Church
{went to Aunarn on ;Sunday of last
week to attend a Sunday School con -s
verstion which Waseheld there'. An. en--
joyable as well as i ant interesting and
instructive day was epente—Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Howald and leanly are vis-
iting withrelatives and friends in this
vicinity.—The Misses Heideman of De-
troit are vielting at the home of thelr
parents, `Mie. and ,Mrs. R. He.idenene—,
Farmers have been hathesting ttne
• ,gratn, this week and great are thele
expeetatims for a record yield, The
straw has ttatned great proportions
and the graiijt is plump and 'solid.—Neev
hay is sehin at eight dollar's per ton,
with little emand. .01d hay eanges
Irani, eine d tars to eleven nollars. c,Poe
tatoes iw1l be over the average crop
In this part.—Every available farm,
'hand and Ittebsrour in; this vicinity is
letnieloYedt and the wages paid are
• lighter- than ueual.—Mies Pearl Johne -
ton, daughter on Mr. and Afire. Robert
Ross Johnston, made her debut as •a
;pianist at a reception given by the
Zurich Woman's Institute recently, IS
Johneten is es -pupil "of Mies evIcCorrnick,
who has accomplished much in her clase
sic methods of teaching. atlas Johnston
is gifted _with delicate touch, ham:none
-and expression and. her eeleetions were
,greatly enjoyed, •
• Kippan.
Notest.-:-Mr T. N. Forsyth, andbroth-
Abe and Henry Fa -tenth and eister,
Mrs. Theman Coneitt, of the Parr Line.
motored to Teeswater, last week, to
attend the funeral of an aunt of Mr.
Forsyth's.-1,fiss Margaret Malls. is
spending the holidays at her father's
'hrnme here—hies. raMeS Fowler • is
visiting friends at Goderich and 'Dune
gannone—efrs. Jacob Strengthen and
daughter and .-Mrs. Sisegleton of Kew
Torki are guests at the hogne of Nee.
Straughan'S mother, Mrs..,Peter Day-
nuencl;' ofeTuckersretthantir. -Doig
bed a siolinewhiat exciting f experience
;while driving Ito work the other day.
The buggy he was in collided with the
gate post, and the horse ren Away, do-
ing considerable damage. Fortunately
.inr. Dag escaped without any serious
results.—Mr. Alex. McKenzie was fa
Bayfield, over Sunday with, his mother.
Mr. AfeKenzie is (a. man. Who does not
take any holidees.--Meesrs Wes. 1-kar--
vey and Sparks ar6 looking up a e'er
load Of horses. Mr. Spexies reports the
horse Market in the West juet new as
very flat.—The Sabbath schools (settee
Presbyterians and Afeth.odiete Of the
-village held their picnic to Bayfield, 421
Friday last It WAS fi'succel.sa and an,
lenjoyable fame was spent by all.—Mrs.
Tinr.nas Workman and little son were
this week le Exeter ',with her mother(
Cudgreore.—eirs Win McQueen of
Michigan was here this week end had
a pleasant visit with Mr, sad Mrs.
A.ndersoten-Quite a 1 number
frorn around here took ia the Orange
celebration at Goderich, oc.ii nfontlay,
Two Good Women Pass Away:alse
Julia McDonald passed peacefelly away
at bier home oh tWednesday morning
last Deeeased wee born. in Bendere
lock, Argyieshire, Scotlana; in • 1828,
nand came to Canada withher parente
In 1850, being eight weeks crossing She
144tattAcE Nn.d, OW P4 6.tolTittt vote
•
landed It -1.1ain11tere, They can direct -
'bee. Wagen, to the HUM Tract, and
-nettled on lot 19, coneeesion, 2,‘ Muck-,
erSrnith, where OM lrestded until ...ter
death, Mee einDoneild Snael a Bele, and
capable Woman who _poSiessed'a Striver
',deck:fallen:. -,wFaci;-.1urfie‘troid._torlet,il'anInd anrnardiett
than once, - in the earta days, • she
walked front London -sand carried abasst
ket. At every logglitg bee- and barna
17a18i11g sh,et did well her pairiteiss 'the
culinary department isfr in days ,gone
by the neighbors' !were- tee Me -.% large.
family'. This, good woman. VAS ale°
charitable; no beggar ever, being turned
trotee htele door.. She was a :good ;Gaelic
scholar, and always_ attended :worship
ineithe-Oldefichooi House,. tae aervice be
trig ebtriducted by Bea John Ross of
-Brucefield She ii.suritved by one
brother, John; with wiettn, elie hatl'alr
ways melded and -who has the Aheart,
felt serenpathee of the netglaborbood.Her
funeral- was hugely atteaded bY 8o -
rowing friends - and the sons of old
neighbors acted tilEt. pall bearers--*Iesrs .
ktl. *Gregor, R. Elie, Wm, SProat,
'John nictlaughton, William Butts <and
James McLean; . 14; Rev. Mr. Riche-140On
=spoke most feelingly at the iserviceej
at the 'lease and grave. The tfloral of-
ferings were beautiful.. Relatives tions
a distance who attended the funeral
were Da. *Donald or BIytlit Mies Me411.4
ray, -Mrs, Bryant sod erilie, Unifier of
London, Mrs. Muff tiikKay of 'Hamilton,
Mgt and Mrs. MeGtriviva- of Melnik:9,
Messrs; John wad 'Archie and Miss. Me.:
Gowan dr Stanley,. 1 .
—We also record inn' deatheolf WO'
,Helen Shaw, .relict of The late lirilliatit
IMarkle, 'who died at the hcene a uer
'odnauglutmehter'031trrd,Linitdbeher:1487°117tlf atsea9r1.11glafriarsy.'
Markle spent hen; !yews* days In Peel
to-mishitp in the countyl df Wellinston
ad Ate** her marrt ' itb's residnd b.
it)
Drayton, Where her hu and dlectleseve,
Ing tthe Mother with fie small teleildrea;
Some 'years later she- rnove.t to Lon-
don and after living there fennel- etnnie
har de years. went- to i &IRE% 10 live
;with lier on whd has les food ,poeition
in that City: :A. short 'time ago Mts.
a,rkle Went to Calgan'y to visit ger
daughter, and, while there passed isehay
Thee deceased made frequent tripe to
this part as She ',was ai cousin. of Mrs.
Andrew Bell ere Mrs: John 'Cochrane
off Centralia and the late Robert elan
lis. She leaves to Mentrn. one gioni-Cole
non, elf Sarnia, three daughters, . and
twee brothers and one eitstert. Zeifra.t.
Markle was in every !reenact. at. igetxl,
*And woman and much beloved for ,her
snalt,Y kind actasarld Christian, chart
'arter and With not only ,ber !family
but all whir enjoyed her aequAinta.nee
will : 'her memory even remain . green.
She. died As she lived, a .consiettLat
Christian life. The remains e Verse
brOught tileSarnia, foxi interment,
asiminimmumempu.
• ,• Exeter • ••
Notes' .—Exeter and Crediton 'baseball
teams played at Crediton, on Friday
and Ole, (game resulted in a score for
Exeter, 1.1-1t plaese teams played ane
other League game here on, Tuesday
-evening last vvhea Crediton shut out
Exeter by a more of 2-0.--liarry C.
the horse awned by lir. Chitttek, got
airst ,money at the PaIrcerston races,
last weekt—WhIle worktng with the en-
gine df "yis auto, °Mr. Me -M. 1Doyle re-
ceived a. broken bone anda sprained
wrist.—Me. and Mrs. W. ITssAitcheson
and Mr. and Ms W 11. Levett are on_
an auto trip to Toronto, Niagatea and
guffalo.—Miss Scipio Case ttndeewent
critical operation at the Nene of efr.
-and Mrs. John Northeett, last 3:sreek.
'Drs. Mooretof London, and Hyndma.n
of Exeter, eeneoved an Internal tun -our
and Miss Case is improving t.,apldler,.—
Rev. D. We Colline peached an la-
structive sermonto the Orange Lodge,
who attended Trivia Memorial Church
Ln a body, last Sunday,. --Mr. and Mrs.
Wim Davis of Hamilton, are 'visiting
the forener's 7 rents in Exeter Nettle—
Me, and Mrs.
to their hoine
eff. E. Christ
sveek, eebivi
. C Moir have- returned.
• In' Stavely, A.lbertat—
e was in Guelph, last
g judging instructIonts
preparatory to ,acting as judge it Fall
Fairs.—C. Harvey was driving one of
Ms fathers horses one day reeentlY,
• and the entree], which was bitceed too
olosely tothe buggy, kicked vicionsly,
• and then ran. away. Mr. Harvey was
thrown out Of the rig against A tree
and had a rib 'broken,—Mrs. Vanstone
old daughter of Brantford, Mies Egura
Harrison, of Buffalo, and Mr, Will
Amos, a Stratford, aro guests at the
home of Dr. Arros.—Kr. Ed. 1 Willie
caught a huge pike in the river west,
of tewnl, last week. It weighed ten
and a haff pounds and measured thirty
seven and a' half iniches.—When. re
turning 'home on, Sunday evening fron:
the home of Mr. and „Mrs. R., D. Hunter
Usborne, Mr. and .hirs. Garnet Miners
had an exeiting accident. Their horse
ran away and ta attempting to turn
a e onnen, horse, buggy and oeeue
pants rolled over a couple of time%
and when they picked themselves up
found Ithoy were not injared severely,
The buggy got the worst of the mix-
•uet—bles. John: 'McInnis ha's 'gone to
Hoffman., Manitoba,, to spend a few
rnouths.—The following interesting an-
nouneerneint appeared in tbe Toronto
papers a few days -ago Hr. aind
Coleman Bleneett of Peterboro an-
• nounce the engagement of their young-
est daughter, Wilhel Delphine, to Wal -
laic A. Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Fish.er 'of Exeter, the Marriage
to take place in August:—The many
friends a Mr. Wm. J.Elliott, an.eve of
Stephen, will be pleased to leara that
he has sufficiently recovered to leave
the hospital in London, and return ta
his home where the is improving {nicely.
—Exeter defeated Centralia' helm on
Monday evening in a South Huron
League baseball game, by the Beare
Of 4-e. Harrington, fon Exeter,npiteh-'
ecl a. beautiful game ,holding Centrena
to 'one hit,.
frWO More Gane.—We regret this
week to have to record the demise 'of
two well known and worthy Plot
ewers of this district. ,On the • 8th
inst. Mr. William, Walker died at nis
herne en -the second conceesion of Ste-
phens about three miles south a Ex-
eter. Mr. Walker had reached the good
aged of nighty -one years. He • Was
.born at Packingstan, Lanark County,
on September 30, 1833, and came to the.
'farm where he lived sorre 4tventy
wears agc. He was industrious and
:enjoyed the comforts of a handsome
and well cultivated home. He .was
tnarried in 1867 (to Miss • Marge...net
Thompson of Hensall, whom heleaYes
to [mown his lose, also three acne and
one daughter. Mr. Walker Was one of.
the pioneers a this country and was
a eit.auttecle upright Christian anan, a.
Methodist in religion and a - Reformer
In• politics. He will be greatly rn, lased
In his cbureb aced by his many fries*
and relatives, And the heartfelt syme
:rattly of, the coentrunite is extended
to the bereaveal ones.
•e—MrWJilla»tnortiscotto another of
Huron's honored pioneers, died at tis
Jeanie en Exeter-lorth Zin Sunday, july
5th, ilebad reached the !age of 69
'years.. Northcott had lived onthe
arves
If you are looking for something light and, cool to wear OR
your feet during harvest /Mee our special harvest shoes will
fill the bill. These shoes are inade:out of rnuleskin, tan color,
arelight and easy on the feet and quite durable. We tiarry
these shoes in these three/styles men's harvest shoes, tan
muleskin plain wide toe medium heavy soles for $1 75 per
pair; men's harvest shoes, tammuleskin, with toe -cap and
medium weight,soles, for $2.0k,a pail= ; mens harvest shoes
tan muleskin, With toe -cap and heavy soles; brass nai4ed for
$2 so. Other linesAuitable for harvest wear are our light
weight, shaved kip' 'shoes, at $L75 and ; our Special
an French kip shoes at $240 ; and 'bur urus calfshoes,
either plain toe or with toe-gap,,at $2.50, $2.75 and: $3.00
a pair. Try this store for your next pair of wearing shoes.
You will find our values the best in the trade.
MEPHOTA 11
WARM
:‘,OPPOSITIA 'polaistEam
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Depend conieserion of Hay townshipfor
fortl-sevelOyears, From 1866 euntil the
spring df 1909t- when he removed to
-Exeter, the deceased was Superintend.,
ot cif the Sexarnith Sunday/ fidhool. He
was born in Dovtcishire, ifEnerland,
and elli/110 10 Ganglia, in 1886 zftir
father, and the rest of the fennilye
settling in, the- eountet ,of Durham,
where they remained until- the year
1862, whemthey came to Hurone :coun-
ty. For th",!,' past seven weeks the *dee
ceased had been suffering ;from,- age-
vere attack a kwrigrene in one -of
* feet and ailtkougir hia death was
not unexpected:it came as severe
shock, as it- was not bolted for 130
seen, heart *fallirre being the inured,
;late cause %Of his death... At this funeral
his former paste, the Rev. B. CEL
Powell paid a glowleg tribute' to this
beautiful ,Cieristiaet life' and- character,
fialing smog otlyet things that hie had
found him tbe tpast•or's. /staunch., friend
and 'helper and always could be ;de-
pended, on to. do what he "cbuld,Xn
polities he was a &Emrich Liberal. His
funeral to the Exeter .! cemetery was
eery largely atteaded. The services
wore "conducted by the. Rev. E., G.
Powell el Clinton assisted.ley. Revds.
Selland and Mitxwerthy of . Main street
Metliodiet church, Exeter, Besides kes
wondrous friends and brothers; .he
jeaves to mourn* his lass hia k widow.
two sons, John and and four
daughters, Mrs. Geo:tge Geddes'. and
Mrs,. Charles Aldworth Hay,,
.Warce off fona ,and eiftss Afao
at 11o1m0, Among those present at the
.funeral frcene a distance were.iLr and
;Res, Orchaed of Shedden; Mr. and
gra. Box Or. London; Mr. .A. niciteath
,aad Mre- and Mrs. W. Be Johastort
Kippenplfgr. and Mrs. Jobneton pf
Dorchester ; IMES Pearce and faseellys of
Ione; Mt and .Mrs. Thinnson of To-
ronto, Mrs F
Young of Dutton'and
Dr.., atedi Mrs Lumley a st.- -frhonT#B.
fieneall: •
, Kirk FaMiry -Reunion.—On Wed-
nesday, ,June .2-etils, a. very nleasant and
attraetine retinion of the Kirk family ••
toelt pla9%at the home- of afre Andrew
Kirk, Fah_grove, llichigate The Weather
wen ell khat caul& be desired nor the
-0XiCaS10/1 /121t1;ibY ten o'clock 4, large
number had Atesiartbled on the epaciaus
and .beautifal ilawn of the old home-
stead. She tables were strnehed - be-
neath tbe foliage of the old seeple -or,
gh.a*. At sigh .twelve a sumptuous -
dininnr was prepared, when the little
(only 109.) sat 'around the feb--
tive: board, After all had done 4ample
justice to the inner man, a lengthly
Program, consisting of historic espeeohes
ball and other ganies, were eejoYed,
also a tug of weir, in .w-hiele same of
the ladies took a heed and -Made a
vigorous' pullfor vietdry. At five' tens
Mock, ste-a and ice treatise -were 'served,
after whicb a. hearty vote of thanks
was tendered our worthy host arid
hostees. The reunion -as above refeered
to was attended. by our respected
townsman, Mr. Robert Drysdale, who
fanned one Of, the emepany present at
that Interesting event andsreunion and
who looks backward to it wads Pleagant
Memories and who has 1,. hitereissession
a fine photd of all present
Briefn—Qinte a large numbeete. from
elensall and vicinity attended the Sea -
forth ranee teld week.—Mea George In-
gram et Vaticouver, and filercerly, Of
,,,Hien4eall, accompanied by her daught
tea ,Mrs. G. Haugh, are here visiting
relatives and friends afteran absence
a Many eerears. Tneir• friends are
pleased to meet them egg/le—Quite a
large number frosn Hensall _end sure
eroundiag country tcelebrated the 12t1.,
at Godericit —Miss Lydia Sherritt
Parkhill, who sails on October • 29th
as -a. eniesionianY to China. was Item
igueen. last week/or Mies Millie Consitt
de this villaget—Mr and ;Mrs. 'On.
White of Rodgerville =ounce the
marriage at their! son Elwin to Mins
A.Mice Joh-notes or Saskatoon, to take
plane in August,.—Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Johnstone former Iresidents ' here.
but who caught the western Lever
severa,l years etgie, have !returned trope
Wei -Oven, Sask.', and have rented Mr.,
.He Vairlairens -dwelling In the east
end a our village, era the ' ,- London
road, and intend again making Henna*
their horne.—Mise l'ul.11, who wen
tete :visiting her patentS, has , rei
turned to New York to irestrne her
I duties as trained truernes—Work is pale
ceedingenicely In the way -of draining -
and Jeargaivitittg for the new town esal
and the elevated cement' tank basbeen.
roofed during the Pent week.—Mrs.
RobertJartntt returned this week from
a pleasant visit *MX Afrlenale 'In Et.
T'homas..-4,0n Wednesday evening of
last week a very, pleasant and ,inter -1
r.Stino meeting was ,held by, the -,,R,ea
bekah Ledge of Oddfellows, when the
laitiatken work was ably put on ''bv
the honte4agree team, and ,afterwaxds .
the new eiffieensi were very' ably In. •
.stalled Vs,' the Walling offices -or .Seete,
forth Lodge, who did their woek Ana
..nunteer that -evoked very •trunh praise,
and after a few xemarks be .vielting
and local Members and !the serving Of
refreshments, all Sepairedto theft
-
homes feeling that a very pleasant
everd4 had been spent. —Miss Mettle
Ellis and Mise Beatrice ,Urauttart left
here on Thursday morning of last week •
for Toronto, where they were- appoint -
•:ea by the -members of the McGinn -et:
Mission of thin siliag etti fill the Se
vitations 'Sent out from the neadquaee
iters of the SoicietY,' at Toronto, for a
emple Of capable' lyoung ladies to take
thte oversight a la large number of
children -Who are 'sfilit by the:4118slon
to tble, lake eit to enjoy a. month;
-or two of kende .8, which wexe it Int '
tor the gebet weak, of the Mission, be--'
Ing Poor eindreakyt the City . theY
ht,
of
would not ne a 'Chance enjoying;
nettliee LydiaSherritt, daughter of Afro -
John Sherrit ,exeP., very' ably ad-
dressed the McGregor Mession Circle on A -
Thursday evening Of leen week, 'Slew /
Shereitt intends to 'sale on the Anti of,
000her, for China, as , a !letlionseety:
sent out by, the elethoilLet chercle, wad
her address iVaS very ably delivered
and listened to 'with the greatent , ,
terist by a good?sreed audience. ,—
Messes Geerge and Wkekee'Ye Saline*
who are 'peactising dentistry at Detroit, ;
lenve teen here visiting theft s'isters
iMr.e. G.:Otani, reining each by enotieree-
IM514 Henry Fan Of London,. and forme;
Jeri's of this village, was here tble week
—Me. George Beach IreceethY presented
the Bowlers with a -couple of tine
Dave—Dr. H- G. Malley intends reeving
next week into the premises be Pune
ehased from Dr. Chesney, and wbield
L e has Improved greatly In the inteeler
and will how tav,e fine prernisea—Mish,*.
'Ytattie Jackson, Of London, is visiting
at ter honse at Aogerville.—Mr. ,W. E.
'Pfaff is now enannfeetering tile.—Mr..
Sohn Pleeher an41. Mr. Thomas Cameron
eaCh during the past Week were tajata
ad by accidental fells but are now
getting en nicely.--!.fr. Owen Geiger
has been visited by several of -Oils se'le
during the eesast .week. — Mrs. J. C.
Stoneman, ot Toronto, and formerly erf
this villageeepent a few days neeently,
:with" relatives .and friends,—AftS Jonas.
Robertson, Pasteneeter, ene Znekli Lodge
Honsall, its an Niagara Falls, attendee-
ing the itneeting of the Grand Lodge-
Ithere.fre Manns, Sen, bae! returned
from a few weeks visit with stela.tivee
In Landonttatirs..0. L. MaArthitt. or
Vancouver, B. U., wife of P. L. k.
(Arthur, (hrtblun, .seeentanfy of the Vancouver
Detective staff, 'Vancouver, is visiting
sit her 'husband's old horne steer Irene
sari.
Letter from Saskatoon, Sask
'lo Alex Wi1son,1Druggist
• Seaforth, Ontario
Dear Sir : Before leaving my old hotne in Tuckersmich f had used
you preparation "Equine Colic Cure" and heard many otherS, speak' of
its -wonderful cures. Since coming here 1 have had a good deal to do
with horses and always keep it on hand. Last fait a neighbor, Mr.
McPeek, who had just unloaded grain at the elevator found one d his
team a large & valuaable pedigreed mare, suffering from a very vere
colic:sShethrew herself down and was so bloated that it was thought she
would buist. They came to me and 1 gave tier a teaspoonful and half,
the relief was almost immediate. i Another man who was there and saw
how it acted gave me the money and asked If 1 would send for a bottle for
him You ought to have a great call for this trotn out here.
•a ROBERT .CARNOCHAN
,
Many others bear similar testimony, for instance ;
Geo. Murray, an .old Seaforth boy said f.' he would not be without it in
, .
his stable if it cost $5.00 per bottle.
John Chambers, Kippett, says : "if 1 -could not get more 1 would not
sell a bottle for $roo dollars. Why ? it is like an insurance policy on
your horses and cattle and only costs $1.0o for a bottle of 24 doses.
One man who used it only once on a valuable mare, said : it gave
such immediate relief that as long ashehad that horse on the road he was
never without a bottle of Wilson's.Equine Colic cure in bis pocket. We
will send it fre•e by mail to any adress in Canada on receipt of precel $1
Address -:•
WILSO:INT
DRUGGIST
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